There’s been a shooting near a polling station in Azusa, California and they shut it down.
Watch below:
DEVELOPING: A Polling station in Azusa, California is on lockdown after reported shooting nearby. #USElections2016 pic.twitter.com/DA1p4Jwpm3
— ABS-CBN News Channel (@ANCALERTS) November 8, 2016
Just in: Polling Station in Azusa, California on lockdown after shots fired nearby; at least two victims – LA Cty Sheriff #ElectionDay
— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) November 8, 2016
BREAKING NEWS: Polling Station in Azusa, California on lockdown after shots fired nearby. Suspect at large.
Stay with @pzf for the latest.
— Breaking News Feed (@pzf) November 8, 2016
Active Shooter in Azusa California by Slauson Middle School and Memorial Park. Voting station at Memorial Park pic.twitter.com/K0lJXyy5Vb
— Samwise (@sammitdammit) November 8, 2016
More from CBS Los Angeles:
Four people were transported to an area hospital following an officer-involved shooting Tuesday in Azusa, authorities said.
Authorities responded to W. 4th St. and N. Orange Ave. Tuesday afternoon.
Officers “were met with gunfire at the scene” and that they found themselves “pinned down” by gunfire, Azusa police Officer Jerry Willison said. Authorities worked to extract the pinned-down officers, Wilison said.
Multiple ambulances could be seen at the scene from Sky 9. A triage area was set up to treat patients at the scene.
Four people were transported to hospitals following the shooting, said Vanessa Lozano of the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
The shooting occurred near Slauson Middle School, which was placed on lockdown.
LA County Registrar Dean Logan said two polling places — Memorial Park and Dalton Elementary School — were impacted by the shooting and that voters should seek out alternative polling places.
I’ll update as more is available.
[h/t @SoooperAndrea]